Marinus II

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noun

died a.d. 946, pope 942–946.

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Also called Martin III.

Words nearby Marinus II

maringouin, Marini, Marino, Marinol, Marinus I, Marinus II, Mario, Mariolatry, Mariologist, Mariology, Marion

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